Farming isn’t the same now as it was in the 60’s and 70’s when we saw the end of open tractors. Example would be on a Dairy in the northeast , cows where kept in the stable, hay in small squares in the barn and corn in a tower silo. Other than maybe one tractor on spreader duty. Tractors sat in the shed for 5-6 months a year. Most farmers would not need a tractor more that 50 hp to make small squares and put up 15-20 acres of corn silage. Now a 50 hp tractor is not nearly enough to handle a round baler , and where are you going to find a small enough chopper for it to pull? Tractors replaced manpower on most farms . Big round bales of hay, large pit silos for corn and hay silage, and big tractors running every day all year around operated by one or two men. In all weather, heat , rain , snow and cold. Farming just isn’t the same, why would the equipment be?
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